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Democratic ticket announced for August 4 1917 primary
We announce the Democratic nominees for the state primary on Saturday August 4 1917. Representativ e T L Caudel Menefee County Sheriff John G Roberts County Court Clerk Keller Greene County Attorney John A Judy School Superintendent Mrs Fanny Hunt Priest Miss Georgia V Sledd.
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Keller Greene
Fanny Hunt Priest
Georgia V. Sledd
Judy Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Attorney
Mr. John A. Judy announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Attorney in the upcoming August 4 state primary. Born and raised in Montgomery County he has practiced law for about twenty years and built a strong reputation through diligence fairness and valid public service.
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John A. Judy
Montgomery County
Our County
Keller Greene Office Acknowledged as Crucial to Voters
A fragment notes Keller Greene as holding a key public post deemed essential by the community. The text emphasizes the office’s significance and its impact on governance, reflecting a civic focus.
Greene and Douglas Seek County Office in Primary
Wahi Selly selects Keller Greene for the county post with L R Douglas as deputy. Both men come from Democratic families and seek another term. Greene announces candidacy for the August primary. Douglas pledges to stay as chief deputy if Greene wins, urging Democratic voters to judge by their past performance.
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Keller Greene
L. R. Douglas
Greene
Douglas
Roberts Aims for Sheriff Nomination in 1917 Primary
Mr John G Roberts seeks the Democratic nomination for Sheriff at the August 4 1917 state primary. If nominated and elected he would appoint Deputy Sheriff William Cravens and James Greene from Grassy Lick as his deputies. The candidates are described as popular capable and deserving with a promise of prompt courteous and efficient duties.
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John G. Roberts
Wm. Cravens
James Greene
H. K. Greene
Grassy Lick
Roberts
Turner Seeks Montgomery County Jailer Nomination
Mr Geo B Turner a lifelong Democrat announces intent to seek the jailer nomination at the State primary on August 4 1917. He is son of the late P Bruce Turner and nephew of the late Judge John E Cooper and pledges sober honest capable service if elected, asking Democratic support.
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Geo. B
Bud) Turner
Montgomery County
Turner
P. Bruce Turner
John E. Cooper
Miss Georgia V Sledd Begins Term as County Superintendent
Miss Georgia V. Sledd starts her first term as County Superintendent of common schools. She has labored zealously to improve county schools and raise educational standards across the district.
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Georgia V. Sledd
Democratic Candidate's Claims Presented for County Nomination
A local notice presents a woman described as a capable and idealistic candidate seeking the Democratic nomination in the upcoming August primary. The piece endorses her as a superior representative for the county Democrats and urges support.
Mrs. Fanny Hutt Priest for county superintendent
Mrs. Fanny Hutt Priest a City School teacher seeks the county's superintendent of common schools post. The Democratic candidate is described as estimable, highly capable, and experienced, with deep familiarity with local educational needs. Her name appears on the August primary ballot.
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Fanny Hutt Priest
Priest
Louisville chosen as Farm Loan Bank site among nine cities
Louisville has been selected for one of the Farm Loan Banks. Other places chosen were Springfield Massachusetts Baltimore Maryland Columbia South Carolina New Orleans Louisiana Houston Texas St Louis Missouri St Paul Minnesota Omaha Nebraska Spokane Washington and Berkeley California.
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Farm Loan Banks
Springfield
Newmeyer’s Big Mill Remnant Sale Offers Yard Remnants
Yard wide Pereales best brands in short lengths from 2 to 6 yards sold at 6 cents per yard during Newmeyer’s Big Mill Remnant Sale.
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Pereales
Newmeyer
Big Mill
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T. L. Caudel
Menefee County
George B. Turner
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MR. Keller Greene
Gift of the People
Miss Georgia
Sledd
Mrs
Gets Farm Loan Bank
Louisville
Omaha, Neb
Wichita, Kan
Spokane, Wash
Berkley, Cal
W. A. Sutton & Son
MT. Sterling, KY
The
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